DOI: 10.14264/aa3018c
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Reasoning about C programs

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“…rl [1] : < "x", int, undef > => < "x", int, 4 > . rl [2] : < "x", int, x > < "y", int, undef > => < "y", int, x + x > [print x y] . The assignment y =x++ can be specified as: rl [0] : < "y", int, undef > < "x", int, x > => < "y", int, x > < "x", int, x + 1 > .…”
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“…rl [1] : < "x", int, undef > => < "x", int, 4 > . rl [2] : < "x", int, x > < "y", int, undef > => < "y", int, x + x > [print x y] . The assignment y =x++ can be specified as: rl [0] : < "y", int, undef > < "x", int, x > => < "y", int, x > < "x", int, x + 1 > .…”
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“…On the other hand, the functional programming paradigm [2] is a well known programming model that has been used in the context of formal computing and Artificial Intelligence.…”
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